Executive Dating

They interviewed me and promised to provide 2-7 matches a month after I sent $997 dollars. They provided me with one match and I could not reach them again when it became apparent to me that they had taken my money and were not providing the service they promised. I left countless emails and phone messages but to no avail.

It took me 2 years to raise $997 as I am a single mother. I was out of my hard earned money. I also felt exploited.

I joined Executive African-American Dating, similar to the other "Executive Dating" sites. I paid $1350 on February 15, 2010 and received 2 matches. I complained after the first match, and I immediately received a second one. I complained again after the Easter holiday and my emails continue to get returned, unable to deliver. In addition, the intranet site is no longer active. I read a notice on your site today that as of March 31, 2010, all these related companies are being investigated for fraud. I paid $1350 and will either sue them in Small Claims Court or join a class action law suit. If one is underway, do let me know.

Beware! Currently, as of March 31, 2010, this company (companies) under a guise of different names are being investigated for fraud. Like so many others, no one is getting any services for the $1000 they sent in or gave on a credit card over the phone. It is a scam and the federal court is on them!

Similar to the other complaint letters, I spoke with "Robin", who made the same 2-7 matches per month promise, with a personal evaluation of my matches. Once my $997.00 check was cashed, I could never get anyone to return my calls or emails, nor did they send 2-7 matches per month. I have been notified by the US DOJ that I am now considered a victim, in a federal case against Executive Dating. $997 was spent on unfulfilled contract. I am interested in discussing becoming a participant in a class action lawsuit.

After seeing this website and the numerous complaints about Executive Dating, I emailed and asked for a refund on March 9, 2010. This occurred the day after my electronic check for $947 was cashed. Robin phoned me a couple of days later and asked if I had some concerns. I said in light of these complaints, I wanted a refund. She stated that she needed to consult her manager. There has been no response since her call. I realized that the "in-depth" interview was not even as thorough as EHarmony's profile.

I also received an email introduction first on the 9th and emailed Robin that it was not clear what I was supposed to do with this. During her call, I repeated that I needed some instructions about what to do with this introduction. I have not emailed this "match" nor has he attempted to contact me. It looked bogus at the time and this seems to confirm that. I have contacted the Attorney General's office in Washington State. They have contacted Executive Dating Seattle, but I don't know the status of their investigation.

Further, I filed a complaint with Executive Dating Seattle's listing of Internet Business Standards Assn. I got the message that its domain is missing from the web server configuration and says that the Web does not recognize this domain name as a valid web site. More smoke and mirrors? I paid out $947 for a dubious service that does not seem professional, sophisticated or honest. I feel wounded.

Like many of the other people on this site, I spoke for 90 minutes with a woman named "Robin" who assured me that I would meet men between 2 and 7 a month who made $150K plus a year and that they were screened for marital status and income, etc. After I submitted my online check for a 6-month membership, it was increasingly difficult to get her on the phone or to get a response from the elusive customer service email address.

They sent me one match and I did some research and googled him and found that this man had the exact same listing up on a dating site for LA, even though I live in Philadelphia and was very specific about wanting to date someone who lived in my city. The LA part of the description had obviously been edited out. It appears that they are simply copying out profiles from other, unrelated websites and passing them off as paying members. This is a terrible fraud and needs to be addressed in a class action. It resulted to loss of $1000, emotional distress, and frustration.

Paid a $997 fee upfront. Completed a profile., have had little contact. Check was cleared immediately - no services delivered.

I too have been scammed by the people at Executive Dating: this one is ExecutiveSeniorDating: same story of promising 2-7 introductions per month, first introduction was not available because he was just starting a relationship with another person, next intro did not know anything about the service. I am now very suspicious of sharing info via the internet.

Executive Vegetarian Dating, this company or its affiliates or franchisees operate under a number of names, including Executive Dating New Jersey, San Antonio, Ontario, etc. Others which may or may not be related use ethnic and religious tags to lure customers.

This company or its affiliates or franchisees operate under a number of names, including Executive Dating New Jersey, San Antonio, Ontario, etc. Others which may or may not be related use ethnic and religious tags to lure customers. They are a complete fraud, with no database of actual members.

I really wish I read these reports before I shelled out almost $900 to this scam of a company. My story is almost identical to those listed here. Robin was my counselor. The first match she sent me looked like a J-Crew model named Michael. He was already dating one of his previous introductions. The next one, which I had to beg and plead for, was not part of Executive Dating, so he had no idea what I was talking about. This makes me furious and I really want my money back. However, no one will contact me anymore. Who is this Robin and how can she live with herself? Do not use this company if you haven't been sucked in by their "executive" website yet.

I paid $1272 to Executive New Jersey dating for a one year membership. They promised 2-7 matches per month and personal match making services. As soon as they received my money they stopped returning my emails and phone calls. Finally, after numerous emails and phone calls I received one match and he had stated he was already dating someone from a previous match the service had given him. I sent that feedback to the service and have yet to hear anything back from them, and it has been over a month of calls and emails without any new responses. I have now contacted my attorney who has encouraged me to file a small claims complaint. The one this that has not stopped these people is that they have numerous companies under several names such as Executive Singles Dating, Executive Atlanta Dating, etc. All of the websites are identical, So BEWARE! I had done some research prior to signing up with them, but apparently it was not enough.

I signed up for Executive Vegetarian Dating service two months ago and realized it was a scam. They took 1447.00 fee upfront for 12 months for guaranteed matches of 2 to 7 a month. I was initially matched with someone named Andrew who was already involved and my second match had no idea who I was and was not a paid member, nor a vegetarian. The first match was also part of the scam.

Once I was suspicious I called and emailed Robin several times. Robin was suppose to be my personal contact. She stopped responding to me once I got suspicious. Do Not be fooled by their sophisticated website. This is a SCAM!

This company also operates other websites beside executivevegetariandating.com such as:
executivevegetariandating.com,
executivejewishdating.com,
executivemilitarydating.com,
executivegaydating.com,
executivelesbiandating.com,
executivekentuckydating.com,
executiveohiodating.com,
executivedivorceddating.com,
executivecatholicdating.com,

executivechicagodating.com,

There are many more websites that they operate. It's easy to determine by typing in a different word between exectuve and dating. All the websites look the same except for some of the pictures are different.

I wish I did my research before signing up with them. I was trying to reach Robin who was suppose to be my personal contact. She stopped responding to me once I got suspicious. Do Not be fooled by their sophisticated website. This is a SCAM! Besides the financial loss, I felt emotionally robbed.

Paid $897 for 6 months and signed up for the service. They stated I would have a counselor to work with and I would also get 2-7 introductions per month. I received an introduction within the first week, but when I tried to email her, the email was kicked back as undeliverable. When you call, you always go directly to voice mail. I sent quite a few emails and left some voice mails. One time they followed up a voice mail with an email saying they were working on finding more introductions. Haven't heard from them since. They have not responded to calls or emails. Given my experience, this can't be a legitimate business.

They offered a dating service to meet professionals (2 - 7 matches per month) and a personal counselor ...I paid $947 for 6 monnths...sent one match that did not want to meet and a 2nd that did not respond....the counselors refuse to call back..it is a scam

First, the address has provided for this company on the website has changed. It used to be in North Carolina. I called into the service and was told they screen all their candidates and make sure they are legitemate. I was interviewed by Robin for 90 minutes and was offered a 6 month membership at $997. I was offered one on one service and was told that after each match I should contact my counsleor to give feedback.

I paid for a 6 month membership in March and received one match immediately. After that I was unable to reach anyone by phone or email. My next match said he knew nothing about this service and had not paid for this membership. I learned after discusion with my next two matches that they were on other websites but have never been interviewed by a counselor and have never applied for a membership with exeuctive african american dating. I stopped receiving matches and began to email my counselor and leave messages. For $200 per month I should at least have better customer service than this.

I was not contacted until I emailed the general manager , Bill. He wouldnt call me but my counselor Robin emailed me and said they would send me more matches. The company never respnded to my questions about where they were getting these matches from. They told me I would receive 2-7 matches per month and I have yet to see this obligation fulfilled without me emailing the manager first. The matches are nothing near exeuctive and most have not heard anything about this service nor are they paid members. The address keeps changing. The counselors do not have specific email addresses so I dont know if Robin is even a person or if everyone who sends me a match is using this alias. They have scammed me out of my hard earned money and will continue

I am a pastor in Los Angeles and in the past three years have married two couples who had met thorough Executive Dating. One of my congregation told me they were considering joining Executive Dating but found complaints on consumeraffairs.com. I went to the website to check it out, read the complaints, then spoke to a manger at Executive Dating, Mike O'Keefe. He was happy to hear that two of their marriages were done at my church. He explained that all dating and introductions sevices have complaints, it is the nature of the business. He suggested checking Cruise Lines, they have a huge number of complaints, because anyone can post anything on the Internet with no verification, that is the way it is. The complaints for Executive Dating are small compared to other introduction services and even the best companies have complaints on the Internet because nothing is verified. I felt that I did my research, that he is right, and based on my experience of having done two weddings for Executive Dating, I just wanted you to know my experiences.

Executive Dating Sacramento, first match he was dating someone, totally unfit matches. My question is...does anyone have a headquarters address and corporation name? The obvious shock of being scammed and $1300 later, realizing that while I DID my research, I did get burned.

This is a dating service. Within one month, it became clear that they were a fraudulent service. Once I sent in a check for nearly $1,000, I could not reach them by phone or email.

I paid $1,000 for six months of service. I subsequently cancelled my membership and requested a confirmation but received none.

I joined this service and spoke with this man. He told me there were over 200 men in the Seattle area who were educated at the college level or beyond and enrolled in their service. I payed over 1400 dollars for a year membership with a written gaurantee that there would be between 2-6 introductions per month and personal interactions between myself and a counselor. I received one match who was involved, and since then less than a match a month, none of who answer their emails and likely do not exist. The counselor doesnt return my phone calls and nor does this R. Simpson guy, the perpetrator of this fraud.

Lost over 1400 dollars. Id sue this [man] just to put him out of business or make a point. Fraud is fraud.

I recommended this service to a friend of mine who did some checking because she is also savvy with her money during these times. She found this site and informed me about the complaints. I am an active member of Executive Conneticut Dating and I like to think that most Americans in todays technological world would investigate any services available through the internet. While I can appreciate some people having bad experiences I did more own investigating prior to joining and found that if you check out other dating and match making services they have pages upon pages of complaints.

I think when you are discussing matters of the heart and personal expectations you are going to find complaints. I spoke with my counselor about my findings and about my friend. My counselor was more then honest with me and explained that they can't please all the people all the time. Some people's expectations are unrealistic. This is a fact of life that I myself have learned. While I have had a few misses during my quest for love I find that Executive Connecticut Dating has fulfilled and surpassed my expectations and continue to send me appropriate introductions.

Maybe some people don't understand the full process. My counsellor was very informative from the start. She did not harass me by email or telephone while waiting for me to decide if I wanted to use their services. As with anything in my life I find that it is what you make of it! I read the fine print that was supplied. I carefully weighed the options of their services versus some other services out there and feel like I have made a sensible and safe decision by choosing them. I will let you know how it turns out!

Found site on line as a professional match maker and they called. Paid $1,000 for 6 mos service in which was promised 2-6 quality matches per month matches made, they said, after my counselor consulted with the gentlemans counselor First match? Was already dating someone. Next couple matches? One the email address was incorrect and the picture looked like some thing you see in a magazine. One match was from another service, which you could tell from the man's picture as it had the name of the service typed on the edge. The last? He had never signed up for the service, did not know where they got his picture, and said the about me section was not written by him! Needless to say the company will not return my emails, they blocked me from entering the website, and the so-called money back promise does not exist. They clearly cruise the 'net for matches to send, matches that never signed up for the service.

$1,000

Joined the service after being told that they had 114 men signed up for their service in Fresno. Paid $940 for 6 months, was to recieve 2 to 7 available profiles per month. Recieved one who was involved, the second one had never heard of the service. When I complained they suspended me and refused to refund my money.

Frustration of the scam, Loss of $940.

Scammed out of $900 for a dating service in which I was just informed by one of the matches that they have never heard of the dating service. They have a ton of legalize on their site and seem to have the ability to say that they are not breaking any rules... but this is ridiculous. They talk you into the program, have fake stories of matches, have all this other crap that says that they will give you the contacts and you will have a matchmaking type experience.

Got a handful of email addresses from people who have absolutely no idea why I am contacting them.

I read the other complaints posted on this site. My experience is similar to the others. This company harrassed me via e-mail for a long period of time and I finally contacted them. They promised me that there were many available matches in my area. They were friendly and responsive until they got my money. The first match they sent informed me that he was not available. There was no response from the other two so-called matches sent.

When I complained they would not return calls or e-mails. They put my account on hold without explanation and I have not heard from them since. They are a fraudulent internet scam and I want to prevent others from becoming victims like myself.

I lost $946 which is a lot of money for me as a single mother. The stress caused by this scam and loss has affected all areas of my life. They need to be exposed and stopped.

In the interview they knew I was a single mom and a shift worker. I told them that I would not sign on with them unless I knew that there were eligible men in my area. They did a search and emailed me that there were hundreds of men in my area. Well....the men they tried to match me with were 2-3 HOURS away from my residence. I complained they told me that that they would not allow me to cancel the contact. Their advertisement and what they informed me of as far as bachelors were misleading. I advised them that the 900 dollars I invested was a rip off and that I would report it to the Chamber of Commerce in their area too.

900 dollars and no dates----- unless I am willing to drive 2-3 hours one way to meet the guy!

These people were all over my phone and e-mail until the check was handed over. First introduction made as promised, but he was dating someone else! Second took two more weeks, third was more than two weeks and was more than 4 hours outside the requested search area. No returned phone calls from my personal counselor ready to work with me at any time, no returned e-mails from various department heads no returned anything from anyone. Total, complete scam.

Loss of nearly $1500.

Three months ago, I paid Executive American Dating service $1997 for the following matchmaking services outlined on their website: 1. Our experienced counselors offer old-fashioned matchmaking while maintaining todays high standards of professional care. 2. You will have the same matchmaking counselor that works with you until you find your perfect match. 3. Making a joint effort, you and your matchmaking counselor work with each other towards finding the perfect partner. 4. You will receive between two and seven introductions per month on average. 5. All introductions are individually selected and are qualified individuals. 6. Our membership fees ensure that member are well-established, well-educated and serious professionals.

Outlined below are the facts regarding my experience with Executive American Dating since February 28, 2008: 1. My matchmaking counselor will not return my calls or emails. 2. No introductions in past 12 weeks; since mid-March 3. A total of two introductions received and NEITHER were qualified individuals. First was not available since already involved in a dating relationship Second was not well-established, well-educated or professional

I submitted payment to Executive American Dating in the amount of $1,997.00 to receive the matchmaking services explained to me verbally as well as those clearly described. I have not received these services. Therefore, as a consumer, I am entitled to a refund for services never rendered.

Same story as the rest: paid $1447 for a year of service. I have been unable to reach anyone at the firm, except for an email telling me a refund was not an option! How about some service then? DO NOT PAY THESE GUYS ANYTHING. I signed up for Executive Washington DC dating.

$1447 electronic check gone.

I paid $1357 for a year long membership to have a personal match matching service that guaranteed two introductions per month. Contacts were based on personal info obtained thru interview with assigned counselor and online profile. Counselors supposedly work together to hand pick appropriate matches.

In the first month I recieved three contacts (with much urging on my part), all of which were problematic: one was not available, having just met someone through the service (shouldn't his counselor have known this and taken him out of the available pool? You are supposed to contact your counselor after a date to update your status; in retrospect, I recieved this contact the day after I finished my profile online-- sounds like they wanted to show how well the service works!);

#2 had a school-age child-- I had emphatically stated NO CHILDREN in both my interview and my written profile (Contact #2 never replied to me when I warned him that I thought there was ittle 'personalized' service going on here and he should contact his counselor: did he even exist, or was he truly even a client of Exec. CT?).

#3 never recieved my profile and said I must have seen his profile on Match.com and who was I and did I want to meet him?! He emailed me 3 times insisting that it was through Match.com that I had encountered him. When I tried several times to question Exec. CT about this, (and starting well before this 3rd contact asked repeatedly for a phone contact from my personal counselor, something I was assured I could have at any time), I recieved very vague responses that did not address my concerns, did not explains their errors, and none of the emails mentioned my counselor or my repeated requests for contact from her.I have checked for complaints online and have read accounts that sound exactly like mine, including one where someone was sent a contact from match.com! Please crack down on this dishonesty and misrepresentation.

Loss of privacy, Loss of $1357 and will now hire lawyer to consult and possibly prosecute.

After reading other postings about Executive Dating (mine was the New Jersey one) I know that I am not alone in what happened to me. We all got scammed. In the beginning when I was getting information from them about their service, they made it sound so nice. Personal attention...constant communication...matches were screened...2-7 matches a month.

My big concern was that since I was a senior (age 57) that there wouldn't be enough available or viable matches for me. They assured me that it wouldn't be a problem. I signed up at the cost of $1447.00 for one year. It took them 3 weeks to send me a match. I find out that the guy had no idea who I was and what I was talking about in my e-mail. He was not a member of executive dating and was pretty upset that some company had sent out his e-mail address to someone without his knowledge. I complained to my counselor and got no response.

About 3 weeks go by (and after me sending my counselor e-mails as to where my 2-7 matches were) I receive another. The same thing happened, the man was not a memeber. he actually was a memeber of Match.com. Which is considerably cheaper (3months for $50.00) I realized that they were data-mining other sites. Thjen to top it off they sent me the same guy that they sent a month ago (the one who was upset his e-mail address was givien out) I e-mailed to the general manager, got no response, e-mailed the business manager, nothing. I e-mailed the general manager again, nothing.

I called and left 3 voice mail messages. You can't talk to anybody but a receptionist who knows nothing. At this point I contacted the Better Business Bureau of Delaware. They looked into my complaint and 6 weeks later all I got was a copy of the Executive Dating's response letter. It stated that there are absolutely no refunds and that they handled this directly with me and that there is an external link in their contract that states that they may utilize various methods and explore various avenues in finding introductions. They did not get in touch with me at all. The company definitly took my money and ran off with it.

I would like to express my satisfaction with Executive Dating. I have been a member of Great Expectations, It's Just Lunch, as well as some local organizations with no success. In most instances, these companies put more effort into their sales pitch then finding matches for their clients. My One Year membership with Executive Dating just expired. Executive Dating has been a very different experience all together. First, the counselors are very courteous and helpful and really care to help you in your search. They are genuine and know what they are talking about and pay close attention to detail. Second, their process makes sense. It is very simple and is based on traditional techniques that existed for hundreds of years. During my membership, they provided me with introductions that meet my specifications. I went on many dates and established many new friendships. I have connected with one individual in particular with whom I have been in regular contact with and it looks like we are a perfect match! It takes time. I would strongly suggest that you place Executive Dating on your shopping list as they are very reasonable in fees and provided what they advertise and more.

I am a complete dope for signing up for this service! They sell themselves as having a personal, higher priced service, a la Great Expectations or It's Just Lunch. But the only introduction I ever got in 2 months was from a woman who was not even a member of their service. She was on match.com, and the phonies at Executive Dating posed as a match user and contacted her via match and told her about a friend that she might be interested in (me!). What a joke, not to mention completely unethical and fraudulent.

Avoid all of their different web sites:
Executive Atlanta Dating;
Executive Boston Dating;
Executive Cleveland Dating;

Executive Chicago Dating ...

and on and on. Just replace the city in these sites with any major city.

When I complained, they told me there are no refunds, but one of them actually offered to add a free month to my membership! I just had to laugh and write it off as a hard lesson learned.

$947 for 6 months

I signed up for Executive Vegetarian Dating, one of the many branches of the Executive Dating group. I spoke with a customer representative before signing up, and felt comfortable that this was the service I wanted. I was promised personal service from my counselor, and 2-7 matches per month, chosen for me by my personal counselor from the many profiles in their system.

I cannot express strongly enough how much I wish I'd done more research before signing up for this service, as it is clear to me now that it is a scam. I received all kinds of attention from their customer service people in the process leading up to giving them more than $900 for 6 months of service. After that, it was one headache after another trying to get even the most rudimentary service from them.

The final straw was when I received a profile from them, whom I decided to contact, only to receive a response asking where I got his information, as he'd never signed up for any Executive Dating service, and had never given anyone permission to give out his e-mail address. I immediately forwarded his e-mail to my counselor, expressing my concern that I had violated someone else's privacy, and also that I'd given my contact information to a complete stranger because I had been promised that his profile had been pre-screened and specially chosen for me.

I received one e-mail from my counselor saying she would look into it. That was over three weeks ago. Since then I have heard nothing, and have received no responses to my multiple e-mails and voicemails requesting assistance. I sent an e-mail to the e-mail addresses listed on their website for their management team - every one of those e-mails bounced. I tried to look up information in their domain registry to find someone to contact, and discovered that no contact information is listed in their registry. (Never a good sign.) The only contact information available is an 800 number on their website, with the only option being to leave a voicemail that obviously falls on deaf ears.

It appears that I threw more than $900 down the drain to a company that is simply scamming people for their money. I wish I had done better research before giving them money.

They proclaim to be a professional dating service charging $1497.00 for a year. They advertise Executive: our membership fees ensure that members are well established, well educated, professional and serious. The told me they had 1428 members that met my critera for a match. I got 2 matches and discovered that neither was even a member of their service. They had contacted them on Yahoo pretending to have a friend to match them with. Executive Maine Dating appears to be a scam. They have refused to respond to my attempts to contact them.

Sharon Williams (the counselor I worked with ) stated that they would not take me on as a client if they didn't have the membership to support their guarantee of 2-7 matches per month. That was an outright lie.

I am out $1447 and have nothing to show for it. I believe that they do not have the membership to support their guarantee and so they have told me I can resign or put my membership on hold. Neither option is acceptable to me. I want my money back since they cannot fullfill their part of the agreement.

I joined this dating service in Novement 2005 for $1400 CDN for a 1 year's membership. After an in-depth interview by phone with my counselor they promised between 5 and 7 matches per month based on my requirements for interests and distance. However, it's not considered a match unless contact is made between the people and there is at least initial interest.

When I received the first match the distance was much too great and the interests were NOT anything I had mentioned. Periodically I received a couple of matches but again, distance and interests were completely wrong and I never heard from one of them (profiles are theoretically exchanged)or got a reply from any initial emails I sent. After numerous phone calls and emails to the company I began to get suspicious. I got one match much too far away but I emailed him anyway. He had no idea where I had got his name and apparently was not even a member!

Then I spotted a person from another dating site who's profile--not stating anything the profiles are supposed to say--was exactly the same as on the other website. I suspect that rather than matching people, Executive Dating just cruises other sites and sends on the info. I NEVER heard from a single person. I never got a response from my counsellor--EVER despite many many emails. I emailed the general manager (Mike Werner) with my very specific concerns and got a generic response. When I emailed back saying I expect answers to my specific questions and here they are again, I never heard back. I emailed customer service many times, I never heard back.

This is obviously a franchise, I emailed the general manager of a number of franchises, I never heard back. This went on until February 28th, 2006 until I gave up. No one ever contacted me. They say they pride themselves on their personal service and you can talk to your counsellor anytime. I never heard from him after Feb. 3, 2006 in an email in which he said he would phone me. He never did despite four additional emails from me asking him to call me. (Calling there only gets you voicemail). I also emailed and filed a report with the internet better business bureau twice and I got no response from them!

Needless to say I remain furious. I lost $1400 Canadian, and had absolutetly no introductions.

The company misrepresented their services and has terminated the service without fulfilling our agreement. I purchase a one-year service contract for customized individual matchmaking with both a spoken and written guarantee of an average of 2-7 profiles matching your specified criteria each month to be delivered via e-mail.

At the time I signed up, I spoke at length with Jason H. about the membership base and was assured that the service had 300-400 male members in my age category in the greater Los Angeles area; my specified match criterion specified matches living within a 100 mile radius of my home town (Pomona).

Over 3 months of service, I have received a total of 9 profile matches, of which 4 were clearly outside of my specifed criteria. Of the 9 men, only 2 responded to the match, both of whom indicated that they were NOT members of EOD (had never heard of it) and wanted to know if my profile was sent to them as some kind of joke. I have since learned that EOD lifted the profiles they sent to me directly off of Yahoo Personals, and that the matches were never paying members of EOD as I was. When I initially contacted them with this concern, I got one reply e-mail from their customer service stating that they were carefully selecting matches in accordance with my criteria (which is irrefutablly not true).

Since then, the company has failed to reply to any calls or e-mails ( I have made 9 in all) and has suspended all further contact with me and sends no additional profiles. I still have 9 months to go on my contract, but they are no longer providing any service at all and are out of all contact.

I assert that this constitutes a deliberate act of fraud, and that they knowingly misrepresented the service with the intent to just keep the money without providing any service once I caught on to how the operation worked.

On Feb. 11, 2006, I paid $1,447 for a one-year contact. All contact and service to me was suspended by the company as of May 10, 2006, and I am now receiving no further service despite having 9 months remaining on my paid contract. I have requested a full refund, but my voice and e-mail contacts have been completely ignored, and there has been no reply at all. Basically, I've been cheated out of $1,447.

Spent 1000.00 for a 6 mont service with absolutly no results. Where do I go from here?